Works, Volumen16G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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... things ; believing all things : little anticipating the checkered ills in store for him ; little thinking when he penned his valedictory letter to his good uncle Contarine , that he was never to see him more ; never to return after all ...
... things ; believing all things : little anticipating the checkered ills in store for him ; little thinking when he penned his valedictory letter to his good uncle Contarine , that he was never to see him more ; never to return after all ...
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... things , let him never touch a romance or novel : these paint beauty in colors more charming than nature , and describe hap- piness that man never tastes . How delusive , how destructive are those pictures of consum- mate bliss ! They ...
... things , let him never touch a romance or novel : these paint beauty in colors more charming than nature , and describe hap- piness that man never tastes . How delusive , how destructive are those pictures of consum- mate bliss ! They ...
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... thing at the table , but it was not understood . I believe it to be a good thing . " As for our intended journey to Devonshire , I.
... thing at the table , but it was not understood . I believe it to be a good thing . " As for our intended journey to Devonshire , I.
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Improvident Marriages in the Gold | 21 |
Goldsmith Rejected by the Bishop | 41 |
Sallies Forth as a Law Student | 52 |
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